SELECTED WORKS Arielle Mascarinas mascainas.a@gmail 562.881.9126
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CURRICULUM VITAE
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NOGUCHI MUSEUM
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HOUSING
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LIFEGUARD HEADQUARTERS
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CANYON WINERY
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2012 - 2015
Winter 2014 Second Year Studio | Nadim Itani
Winter + Spring 2015 Third Year Studio | Irma Ramirez
Fall 2013 Second Year Studio | Juintow Lin
Fall 2015 Yaneli Monjaras, Adrian Newcomb Precast Concrete Studio | Robert Alexander
ARIELLE MASCARINAS mascarinas.a@gmail.com | 562.881.9126
EDUCATION
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, CA Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.) | Class of 2017
SKILLS
Revit, Rhino, Grasshopper, AutoCAD, Sketch Up Pro, Adobe Creative Suite Software, Microsoft Office
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
Student Director American Institute of Architects, Inland Chapter (AIAIC)
Fall 2015 – present
President American Institute of Architect Students (AIAS)
Fall 2015 – present
Intern LPA, Irvine Event Coordinator American Institute of Architect Students (AIAS)
Summer 2015 Fall 2014 – Spring 2015
Teacher’s Aide First Year Digital Course | Intro to Rhino and AutoCAD Robert Alexander
Winter 2015 – Spring 2015
First Year Undergraduate Studio Robert Alexander
Winter 2014 – Spring 2014
NOGUCHI MUSEUM Winter 2014
This in-fill project aims to serve as a dedication and museum in memory of the sculptor Isamu Noguchi while incorporating it into the urban environment of Downtown LA’s Little Tokyo. By creating the giant red wall, dividing the museum almost in half, an organizing element emergest to ensure that circulation is structured off along the south side. This creates an openess throughout all the exhibition areas, and allows for urban passageways similar to those already found in Little Tokyo.
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3 - Bathroom 4 - Kitchen 5 - Cafe 6 - Lobby - Seating Areas - Gift Kiosks - Information Desk
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7 - Outdoor Sculpture Garden
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8 - Permanent Gallery 9 - Mezzanine
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HOUSING
Spring 2014
This project caters primarily to families and centers around ideals of community through it’s courtyard typology, a common style in Pasadena. Conceptually, these apartments center around the heirarchy of public and private spaces through the offsetting of two bars of program. One bar containing the public spaces (such as the living and dining room) and the other containing the private space (such as bedrooms, bathrooms, and the kitchen).
Examining Typologies
Row-House: Walls
Slab: Floors
Courtyard: Garden
Live Work Unit
One Bedroom Unit
Two Bedroom Unit
LIFEGUARD HEADQUARTERS
Fall 2013
Overlooking the cliffside pointed due west, the Lifeguard Headquarters maximizes views of the waterfront through the design of the cantilevering overhang. The dramatic geometry is carried over to the neighboring Visitor’s Center as well as throughout the landscape to create picnic areas and various gathering spaces.
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4. W. Locker Room
11. Observation Room
5. M. Restroom
12. Lobby/Exhibition Space
6. M. Locker Room
13. W. Public Restroom
7. Equiptment Storage
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CANYON WINERY Fall 2015
In collaboration with Yaneli Monjaras and Adrian Newcomb, the Canyon Winery utilizes precast concrete to create a series of curved panels stacked in various iterations. By placing stacked walls together, intricate gaps emerged creating for a intersitial space that is filled with potential mechanical rooms and circulation. Located in the Kellog Vineyards of Cal Poly Pomona, the Canyon Winery maximizes efficiency for wine production whilst serving as a campus hub for students.
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1. Double Tee Roof 1. DOUBLE TEE ROOF 2. STRUCTURAL GLASS 2. Structural Glass 3. MECHANICAL PLATFORM 4. POST-TENSIONING 5. SLAB ON GRADE 3. Mechanical Platform 6. SKYLIGHT 4. Post-Tensioning 7. INSULATED PRECAST WALL 8. WINDOW 5. Slab on Grade 9. GLASS RAILING 10. CATWALK
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RECIEVING PROCESSING CONFERENCE RM CAFE KITCHEN LOUNGE AREA STORAGE BOTTLING BARREL ROOM MECHANICAL RM WINE STORAGE TASTING RM LOADING/UNLOADING
1. Lecture Hall 2. M. Restroom 3. W. Restroom 4. Lobby 5. Classroom 6. Employee/Locker 7. Offices 8. Lab
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SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/16” = 1’-0”
9. Offices 10. Fermentation 11. Recieving 12. Processing 13. Conference 14. Cafe 15. Kitchen 16. Lounge
17. Storage 18. Bottling 19. Barrel Room 20. Mechanical 21. Storage 22. Tasting 23. Loading/Unloading